the threads are on the inside of my faucet when I stick my finger up in it. will it work on my faucet? is a screen on other end?
9044
Yes threads on the faucet would need to be on the inside. Diameter of threads is around 3/4 of an inch. So if your faucet has a real small thread it won't fit. I bought this product a couple months ago it's pretty cool. Great for kids but it also works like a night light when you turn the water on its pretty bright
9045
Making sure you realize, I am NOT the seller of this item. But faucet add-ons are all similar. Un-screw the old piece. Should only be half inch to inch max in height. There will be threads on the inside of the faucet (where the water comes out). There will be threads on the outside of the attachment. Simply screw it in once the original faucet piece is off.
9046
yes. You have to remove the other tiny one- it's super small- and then it screws in. And yes- there is a screen on the end where the water comes out. :D I have the one that came as one single piece- I see there are a couple of 'versions'.
9047
yes it has its own screen, but it is on the end that threads into ur faucet. This product comes with a rubber washer, so if the threads do not match perfectly, it should still work if you tighten it enough for the rubber washer to make contact.
9048
It is designed for a faucet like yours with inside threads. However it only fits one size. Most American faucet sprays come with thread adapters to accommodate different size threads. I was lucky, it fit both of my faucets. If you get it and it fits your faucet, make sure you use some pipe dope on the threads and tighten securely to prevent small drips. It works as advertized and my grandchildren think that they are "neat".
9049
Yes it should work with yours then. Yes it has a screen close to the top where it screws into the faucet.
2055610
I did this for one of my faucets and it worked. I removed the old insert and replaced it with a new low-flow insert. I kept the old threaded chromed metal retaining piece. The new insert sticks out a bit but works fine. Just make sure you replace the oring so it does not leak.
906919
It did mine. That's where I am using it mostly. I'd say yes unless you don't have a standard size faucet.
1570034
I don't really know as I have never tried it on a bathroom faucet. But, I checked the bathroom faucet I currently have and unscrewed the fixture on the end. It appeared to be the same size as my kitchen faucet so I believe it would work. I did not unscrew my device from the kitchen faucet to prove this.Good luck.
65389
I would say it fits 'most' standard faucets. The metal adapter has both internal and external threads and has fit every kitchen and bathroom faucet I've tried it on. The plastic adapter looks like it was designed to fit on a hose faucet, but I've never tried it. If you find that it doesn't work for you, it's also possible to get thread adapters from hardware stores.
1058442
I'm not sure exactly. I thought this was more of a system piece that would work only with certain faucet or handles. Sorry I couldn't be of more help to you.
1582502
I have not had any problems with this faucet. I would check your installation.
287762
I would consider this, after I installed the one I bought, I turned the key to remove it but it just spun around and around and would not catch the threads. I had to remove the entire faucet and buy a new one. If you want to prevent unauthorized use of your water, these definitely work. Just, perhaps, a little too well.
33944
I need to know how big the holes have to be to install this faucet. I am replacing my existing one and it has metal screwtype that fits in the holes. I bought one but it has plastic and they are too big. Can you show a picture of the bottom of the faucet so I can see how it will attach.
136848
Mine came with a couple of different adapters.. I can't say for sure which, if any, of them would accommodate your faucet. I will say that you can get any size adapter you may need from any big box hardware store for very little cost (prob under a dollar). I love mine. Good construction, works great.
262677
It is not threaded on the outside. If you twist off the screen tip, the threads are on the inside.
514744
It won't work on mine. The threads to the aerator are recessed, so the lip on the adaptor will not allow it to go deep enough to make contact with the threads. If the threads on your faucet are flush with the end, then it should work.
733685
I think all faucets are threaded on the outside. So, no it should work fine.
2170800
Sorry I don't know. It didn't work on my faucet so I threw it away.Good Luck
222750
If you check the moen site, there are part nos for the faucet types. Just check to make sure you have the correct part. You might also need to get a cartridge puller if you been using your tap for a couple years.....the cartridge gets frozen and it will be difficult to remove but not impossible. Soak it with some Wd40 or similar penetrant for a couple hours before makes it even easier.
1240467
It will work if you have the following.* A threaded aerator that screws on the end of the spout. It must be removed.* It only has one size of thread and it fit on my Moen and Delta bathroom faucets. No guarantee that it will fit on yours but it probably will if you have a name brand faucet.Use pipe dope on the threads as it tend to drip a little when installed.I have two of them and one of them is acting a little "flaky" regarding the color change. but for the money, I think that they are worth it. The grandchildren enjoy them. Be sure to save your old faucet aerator in case you want to go back to the original operation. It will work if you have the following.* A threaded aerator that screws on the end of the spout. It must be removed.* It only has one size of thread and it fit on my Moen and Delta bathroom faucets. No guarantee that it will fit on yours but it probably will if you have a name brand faucet.Use pipe dope on the threads as it tend to drip a little when installed.I have two of them and one of them is acting a little "flaky" regarding the color change. but for the money, I think that they are worth it. The grandchildren enjoy them. Be sure to save your old... » Read More It will work if you have the following.* A threaded aerator that screws on the end of the spout. It must be removed.* It only has one size of thread and it fit on my Moen and Delta bathroom faucets. No guarantee that it will fit on yours but it probably will if you have a name brand faucet.Use pipe dope on the threads as it tend to drip a little when installed.I have two of them and one of them is acting a little "flaky" regarding the color change. but for the money, I think that they are worth it. The grandchildren enjoy them. Be sure to save your old faucet aerator in case you want to go back to the original operation. « Show Less
1535499
It appears that if you remove the end cap (don't know the the actual name of the piece), there are threads. As I recently had this faucet installed, I do not want to test the possibility. Maybe contacting Peerless would provide an exact answer. Hope this helps.